SAN ANTONIO – Summer is the time for Old Glory to shine brighter than ever, and one local company sells thousands of custom U.S. flags each year to ensure a full display on the Fourth of July. Vanessa Van De Putte, owner of Dixie Flag and Banner Company in San Antonio, said the time between … Read more
Three people are in the hospital and four people have been detained following a shooting on the city’s Southeast Side early Thursday morning, according to San Antonio police.
FORECAST HEADLINES: Hot and quiet for Independence Day Isolated showers and storms Saturday afternoon along a weak front Beryl re-emerges in the Gulf this weekend, when it does, we’ll gain more clarity on the forecast Regardless of Beryl’s path, dangerous surf will exist along Texas beaches this weekend Rain chances are in the forecast for … Read more
Witnesses report seeing Elden Balderas thrown out of the bed of a white truck around the corner from a house party Sunday morning. SAN ANTONIO — A soon-to-be East Central High School sophomore is in the Intensive Care Unit following a shootout at a party over the weekend. Witnesses told police they saw 15-year-old Elden … Read more
Lieutenant David Ellis oversees all functions of patrol at the Windcrest Police Department and discussed the new change and its impact. WINDCREST, Texas — Windcrest police officers protecting the streets are now working 12-hour shifts. Before, officers were working 10-hour shifts. Its commanding staff said the shift change is working, and credits two recent traffic … Read more
The proposal must ultimately go before San Antonio City Council, but there’s no date for when that discussion may happen. SAN ANTONIO — Frustrations are rising among those that live on San Antonio’s south side over a new zoning proposal. The Industrial Compatibility Overlay District (ICOD), if passed, would be the first of its kind for … Read more
On June 18, SAWS disconnected service at Roselawn Apartments, Westwood Plaza Apartments, Serenity Residences and an eightplex. Hundreds of units were impacted. SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Water System (SAWS) is taking a stand against delinquent landlords. The public utility company recently cut off service to four apartment complexes that reportedly owed tens of thousands … Read more